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View definitions for cut off

cut off

noun as in stop

verb as in disinherit in will

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A No10 spokesman said the PM responded to Sir Alan earlier on Tuesday, and added the government is committed to getting quick redress for victims, but is wary of setting an "arbitrary cut-off" date that could see some claimants miss out.

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The floods destroyed bridges and covered towns with mud - leaving cut-off communities without water, food or electricity.

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Even Ohtani’s eighth-inning double — a line drive off the wall that ended with him at third, after a cut-off throw got away from second baseman Gleyber Torres — that set up Betts for the tying sacrifice fly.

The government has removed a cut-off date that had meant only those who had had a pregnancy loss or miscarriage since September 2018 were eligible.

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The change had the effect of pushing war crimes allegations against the SAS outside the cut-off period for bringing a prosecution under normal circumstances.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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